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The reason they claim that they want this is that they are in fear of their lives if the information should become public. For those who have been living under a rock on Pluto, Lois Lerner used her authority as an IRS official to suppress the free speech rights of Tea Party groups and others.<\/p>\n
For several years, the Obama Regime tried to bury this story, but once the Republicans gained control of Congress, they started looking into it. What came out should have put Lerner and others in prison for years. Instead, Lerner was allowed to \u201cRetire\u201d and keep her pension.<\/p>\n She and Paz were forced to testify in lawsuits, which the Tea Party groups eventually won, (Thanks to the election of President Trump. Felonia von Pantsuit would have had the plaintiffs meet \u201cMysterious\u201d accidents), and now the various news agencies and blogs want to see what these two said under oath. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n Former IRS official Lois Lerner and her deputy are asking a federal court to keep their testimonies in the Tea Party targeting case private forever, over fear of death threats and potential harm to their families if the documents go public. Lerner and her deputy Holly Paz filed a motion last Thursday to keep the materials\u2014including tapes and transcripts of their depositions\u2014sealed due to threats they have received in the past. <\/b><\/p>\n Please! There is enough out there right now that if someone wanted to go after Lerner and the others in a criminal manner, they would already be six feet under. All these two want to do is bury the testimony because it makes them look even worse, if possible, then they already are. It might even force congress to look at a total overhaul of the Internal Revenue Service, something those thugs want to avoid at all costs.<\/p>\n Court documents, reviewed by Fox News, said the \u201cpublic dissemination of their deposition testimony would expose them and their families to harassment and a credible risk of violence and physical harm.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cWhenever Ms. Lerner and Paz have been in the media spotlight, they have faced death threats and harassment,\u201d the documents stated. \u201cReturning Mss. Lerner and Paz to the media spotlight places them at risk, regardless of what they actually said in those depositions.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n The documents also stated that: \u201cPublic exposure will put innocent bystanders, namely Mss. Lerner\u2019s and Paz\u2019s family members (including young children), at risk, too.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n And that I don\u2019t believe for one instant. Could people be angry enough to want to string Lerner and paz up from a lamp post? Sure, but the people these two need to worry about also believe in individual responsibility. Going after people who had nothing to do with Lerner\u2019s criminal activities, let alone children, just isn\u2019t going to happen. And, as I said previously, if anyone really wanted to murder these two, they could have done so a long time ago.<\/p>\n Lerner and Paz pointed to comments from Tea Party leader Mark Meckler that the lawsuit would \u201ctreat the IRS like the criminal thugs they are.\u201d The court filing argued that his comments have created a \u201cfertile environment where threats\u201d against them have \u201cflourished.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n <\/p>\n I think what Mr. Meckler has in mind is indictments, arraignments, bail hearings, then trials. If convictions are obtained, then nice long prison sentences for Lerner and her cohorts in crime. Only in the minds of the truly guilty would they think that Mr. Meckler\u2019s statement was a call to lynch these two.<\/p>\n Lerner and Paz\u2019s attempt to keep them sealed comes after the Trump administration, after years of litigation, settled lawsuits with the Tea Party and other conservative groups who said they were unfairly targeted by the IRS under the Obama administration. <\/b><\/p>\n Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month announced the Justice Department had entered into settlements with the Tea Party groups whose tax-exempt status was significantly delayed by the IRS dating back to 2013, \u201cbased solely on their viewpoint or ideology.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n The settlements involved payments to the plaintiffs and an apology from the IRS. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThe IRS\u2019s use of these criteria as a basis for heightened scrutiny was wrong and should never have occurred,\u201d Sessions said in a statement at the time. \u201cIt is improper for the IRS to single out groups for different treatment based on their names or ideological positions.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n